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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
ORIGIN OF A NOTED SAYING.

In isc0, the year before the war. .
party Of Northern Illinois hunters HE'D
ihsmsslvs. TO the lake 81 Minnesota for
an annual duck hun, Of few weeks.
making the journey 10 ST. Paul. which
was a, ,hs, time but little more than a
fron,i,r village. by . steamer from
Dubuque. Ia. Amoung the party was
. chap named Truai. powerful liar. bu,
. jolly. good.n,,urd fellow ~iihal.
whose predominant, weakness was readily
excused. II no, sn,irsly overlooked. by
those who knew him we'll. Abe. ,ha,
being hi. first name. seemed 10 struggle
more rscklss,ly and naturally with the
truth when talking sboa, bis Pro"ess as
. hunter Of game thar on any other sub.
jee,. One day, - the steamer vas pow
ing is way through Lake Pepin. mum.
Der Of the male passengers were seated
forward on the boiler deck ia little knots
passing the time away ia conversation.
Abe Was . prominen, figure in one OF the
groups and had already a',onishsd him.
self fairly by the whopper he had sue.
eessfally 20, of. when the mission OF
duck. hunting. the mission which himself
and friends were out on, was adver,ed
10.
"l've shot few duck. 10 my time"
broke In Abe. during = monetary lal!
In the talk
Show many did Joi ever kill In one
day" queried = eross-sy,d passenger
from down abou, Burlipg,on.
"You may no, believe me, .ir." re-
piled TruAI. "bu, In the late fall Of 81
l went out alone one morning abou,
seven miles with my dOs aud gun aud
brOugh, home 200 ducks by actual count.
and it wasn't very good day ZOE
ducks. ei,hsr.'
"You did that all alone in ore tip
asked the eros.eysd man as he pa, down
some figures on an envelope with . PEN
ell he had eArsles.ly taken from hi, vest.
pocket.
eyes. sir. I did" said Truax. with o
tinge OF ill.humor TO bis tone.
Those ducks would weigh about
two and q half pound, apiece. wouldn't
they casually remarked the Burling-
ton man. as he KEEP, on making char
ae,sn with his pencil.
IL should say they would" remarked
the un,u'psc,ing Abe.
"well. then. said the persistent
queris,. "yOu killed just $50 pOnd' Of
ducks and IL you can tell me ho~ one
man Was able TO lug tha, weight seven
miles. and carry . gun =, the same time
ycu can do something that no other liar
In the Northwest can match"
Abe reflected . minute. and with
"Tha,'s . whopper. ism, Il, gentlemen ,"
he invited the whole party into the bar
TO take something =, bis expense.
The remark. "And il wasn't good
day for ducks. either" Was used ban
teringly on Tuax during the remainder
Of the trip. and in tins !, became com.
mon on the Mississippi. whence Il
spread until II became one Of the pro-
verbal Ameficanisms Of the times. 81.
Louise Globe Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Hrs DoDGk FAiLKp. -Thursdsy morning
doctor rang the bell a. q Sloax Falls
house and 10 the woman who responded
said;
MADAM. your husband said you had sus-
talned some serious injuries this morning.
and sent me up 20 see you."
"wsll. you can Jast 20 right back sgsin, F"
replied the woman vigorously, begiupipg
20 get red In the face, I'm all right and
you cant come In this house! Just because
I fell down the back steps this morning
with q pail OF water that be ought 10 been
carrying and sprained my ankle little he
needn't think he can smooth 10 over ny
sending Q doctor up and acting 90 terribly
thoughtful all TO once! You jass 70 on aud
n you want 10 come shopping sroanf be: .
81 any time jast come about noon when be
gets home and my ankls feels little better
than IL does this morning and n be dossn't
need your services himself then lose my
gaess l"-D1tofd Bell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
ron soiLgpLryEy.

The sollei wearirg apparel % The family
Il oiisn thrown into the hsndiest place
under The bed or lnio the nearest closet,
oslersr than elsewhere. Nothing can DC
more uniidy or unhealthy. aud 10 home
where everything In Is place" IL The rule.
q receptacle win be provided NJ, has not
been already. A hsmPer l. The best taIn 2
for The parp1.e. AMI ihl. shoali b. pl,eed
where IL can have air. Falling this, . box
OF bag will au.wer The pafpOsc, sui We
have read of = b.rfrl ~lih lii being used
The barrel b.lag covered With crvtOnne or
calico. and ilusd. 80 a. 20 prevent any tear
log OF the cio,hs- that may be pas Ia IL.
Little bags for hsndkefehisf.. collars sni
cur.. made pfe,illy sni huus In The le'p-
ing room. will be found handy. and also
facilitate the counting Of them when Pot
into the wash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
DIFFERENT WAYS or PREPARING
SALT PORK.

T.ke thin slices OF salt pork. cover with
cold water snd boil q1le,ly for ten min uies
then wipe dry, AMI either broll over Goals
with an ordinary steak broller, or brown
on both sides In hot frying pan. This
will be foun. 20 be great improve meni
upon the on time fried pork Instead OF
using the tripplngs OF the pork for gravy.
. much riore wholesome article can DC
made by pouring OF all but two tablespoon
fuls OF the dfipplnss and adding . hesplng
Tablespoonful OF iour. Amer IL Is absorb
81. stir In pint OF either milk or water.
and season highly. Stir IL until IL boIls,
and then serve.
Baked salt pork IL excellent and can be
prepared a. follows;
Cover with milk piece OF the required
size, AMI let IL soak over night Three
hours before dlpner. drain the pork. and
cot across the rind In opposite directions.
Make deep inclsious 10 the pork and oil
them with stale bread moistened with
some OF the milk In which the pork was
soaked, and seasoned with pepper and
sweet herbs. Bake In . moderate oven
with Q little milk. and haste occasionally
with IL own dripplngs. Dredge with
Hour Amer an hour. peel some potatoes
and bake In the same pan with the pork.
Serve with gravy made ss above.
As.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
AuNIQUE SAINT.


Il IL only once 10 VILE that the
world 1, treated 10 wholly u'eoaven:
iionsl. original anl yss bssa'iiai
character These sort come not by
dslibera,ion OF culture simply. They
are 6rs, born and born again. They
come like the kingdom Of God unoo.
served. and they 20 out observed aud
sdored. This Il Campmteting John
Allen. nov gone to bis reward. i.
No man In New Eagland b. stood
90 conspieuou.ly the prophet OF the PLATA
people A. be who has thus been prop.
hs,ieslly translated. Other men could
get nearer TO some bu, the campne.''
ins Apostle wa. easily mel" all You
could seat yourself against some men,
bu, to John Allen you could no more
oppose yoarself than you eoald TO .
brirh, au,umnal day. lie talked
lision" jus, as he brcaihed. because he
wa. brimmsd with eternal life. IL vas
a. natural for him TO preach and to teach
ss Il 1. for others to trade and traffic.
His spon,Anei,y aud sincerity eAp'i'A'ea
all, and 20 these the wrohs side cap
i,ula,ed bsfors I, hal ums - an's;o-
nixe.
lie Was the evangels, Of the common
people. aud they heard him gladly. HIS
supreme cool nature never lost i's squi.
poi.e. lie could no, be surprised
because he WAS sure TO surprise. a
.kep,ic be melted into COOL nature by
hi. rare sense Of the inconsui,y OF things.
His humor wi,hoa, drop 81 gall. dis
armed the critic before he mad time to
load and FIRE. You will ~ soon think OF
suicide as oiaying aeerb things to m,n
Who always lands. smiling and on his
feet. We have often seen him 10 mixed
companies. ex,smporizins prayermse'-.
ings, where Others would lack moral
courage and show poor Judgment.
ia, In looking 81 Campmee,ihg John
one didn't ,hink Of eourg. or OF poor
judgment. lie couldn't help Il. Moth
ing wa. msladroit or un,imsly.
A few years ago. coming down on
the Boston steamer TO Portland. we saw
crowded and noisy cabin suddenly
hu.hed. The crowd was lisisaing TO
be.ming. joyOu. old man. C.mPmse'-
ing John had exiemporiEsd meeting.
An ,xtempor congregation joined In the
hymns. I, WI. an impressive scene.
Few men could do ,hi- by trying. Such
men are like poets-made IN heaven and
returned there In the ripsness Of time.
The worth Of consecrsied humor has
never been better illustrated 10 any man
Of our aequaintanee than ia C.mPmee,-
ing John. lie Who /. genial. kindly
humoroa. wi,hoa, bitterness, witty with
out gall. iovisl without ireysfence. ready
without psr,e.i,y. commands his fsllo~'.
lie may no, be leaned bat he will b.
vice. lie may 70, conform to court
rule. OF etiquette tu, you would " son
g,, angry with an Nchangle on . va
cation.
The charm Of Campmee,ing John
All.n lay Ia this remarkable possession
II human nature. III. sense ot fun and
humor appealed TO all Glasses. His AP-
psarsnes In . dull prayer meeting =, once
inspired livsline.. Ga the railway. On
the street. everywhere be ". At home,
and everywhere he "a, rs in bis own ingls-
nook. lie had the rare faculty Of draw.
ing wi,hoa, prllins lie Won by shin
mig in bis own necessary way . the
sun does.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

LosoED ron TIE SAD SEA wAvEs-
Rosslind MeGush had jus, returned from
the seaside. and sat modify on the
piazza OF her own house just - twilight
WAS deepening into dusk. "Ah, me"
she sighed, show dull and commonplace
life Is In this dead aud sone spot. How
I long for the breeze Of the ocean to all
my soul. for the rhythmic beat OF the
waves on the shsre-snd yet more for
the young man with . big cane who
eyed me % closely. But there"
"Rosey !" sounded voice from irside
"ths 'skestsn II bite ye up 90 70 won,
be ct TO sing In church TO morrow. Bet.
ter come inter thsr house."
Thus warned. Ro'alInd LEFT In . pc,
and banged the "Boal.ns,r March" out
Of the piano to kill tine-ird 'he Neigh.
bors Hartford Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
n-nlnnrN wonp .quAnn.

n-uibpES WORD souAnE.
1. IcAnuot tell how much dstest To-
sincere praise, or, Ia other words, battery.
2 thought that the lecturer last even
Ing MAS ycTy lronlcsl In his remarks.
3 They Tell u for fact that AlvsrAio
d0ssnt know how - Rad 0r write.
4. Prof Danstan Gays that Aq1llne
noses are much more 10 be admired than
Peg noses.
In the above dad words hidden with The
following deinltionsi
I. To conceal nom View.
. very useful suhstsnce which IL TAX
en- from the earth. AMI formed in,o miny
useful articles.
2. A bird which once walked proudly
on The earth, tut has nov become 'x,inet
The name ofa m.n a en,ionsd In The
Dlhle.
These worls. trrsnesd in their order
will form sqaafc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

ayes, indeed. Miss Clara" said he, ~
have been In great perils, don't you knowi
One time on atrsln oct West, don't you
know, We were stopped by the irsln rob
bshs. don't you know. and one fellow, =
terrible brigand be Was. you know, pat his
pistol 10 me hesd. and he said. Your money
or your brains = aud pom me soul, Miss
Clara, I bad nothing for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

For soap to clean clothes without rub
bling Take two pounds Of sal soda, two
pounds yellow bar sosp. and ten quarts OF
water. Cut tie soap IN thin slices, aud
boil together Two hours; strain and II will
be ~ Tor use Pat the o.hes In sDtk the
night before you wash. sni 10 every pail
fal OF water In which va bill them, add
pound ofso,p They will need no rubbing,
bat merely rinsin;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
DRUNKENNESS on THE LQvoR HABrr Pos
IrvELY CURED M ADMINISTERING
DR. Has IL GOLDEN SrECITfC.

I, can be given in = cup OF coffee or tea
without the knowlsdse OF the person tab.
Ing II, l. absolutely harmless and will ef.
feet permanent sbi speedy cure. whether
The patient IL moderate drlnker or an AL
ooho.lc wreck. Thousands OF drunkaris
have been maize temperate men Who have
taken Golden Specific In their coffee with
out their knowledge. and to-day believe
they quit drinking OF their own free will.
1T NEVER FAILS. The system once
impregnsied with the Spsclnc I, becomes
an utter lmposslblliiy for the liquor appe-
lite IA exist. FOR full particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., ls5 Race St.
Cincinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Stop ia, Coash " 10 will tsrmiaais 10
consumption. AIR suffering Tor moo ihs
fron = cough which, sfter using many
remeils. without any relief, threatened 10
termluAie Seriously. We wefe eotirrly cur
81 by tie use OF wIsrAR's BAIsaN oT Win
CHERRY. J. g. wESrAfER, editor OF
"CAroaicis. f" EilIabeihtown, IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

CINNAMON Rolls When making nice
biscuit either with baking powder or but.
ter MILK; roli = part Of the dough half ~
thick ~ for blscalt, spr,sd with butter.
sprinkle thlekly with sugar and cInpsmon
enough to season we'll. then roll up and
slice ~ thick Ne the biscaits 90 ,hry will
bake ~ scoa ~ they do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

To avoid the foul gas produced by barn.
Ing q kerosene lamp In q sick room or
nursery, pa, the lamp In wooden box a
raisin box will do outslde the winio W,
with the open side OF the box facing The
room. The box can be fastened In its
place In any conveuleui way. In riinsry
weather the lamp will burn fully n well
outside. and tn air 10 the Dom will be
much parer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
MARSHALL HALLS

ready method In drowning. a. % What %
DO AMI bow 10 DO n. will Dc foani In Or.
Kaafmsnn's Medical wofk; fac colorci
plate. from lie. Sspd three cent Stamps,
10 pay postage. 20 A. 4. ofdwAy 4 Co.
Boston, Mass. and receive copy free.
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w.. cuRiors ruISo

NN1F y WV :" s''''"""
crawl along on the ground, somctnes
slowly AL quietly. sometimes go nsree'
ly Along. mkkiug great noise a. l pass
Along Cot csf my head and am no lon
g,r cot nasd 10 The ground, bat soar Alon
toward the sky. and make even more noise
than before ny heal vas cat OF. Behesd
me once more, and Give me back the head
I had In The nrs. place. AMI I sm more
wonderful than bsfofe I tell ~ strange
things In AL parts of IA. world. % neIee
struggle. on the blitle fisld ant % hspp..
ne. Ia The quiet. pcieefal home
some greatly aimite m, Will" OF efs
utterly dislike mV.
RAY wEsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
PRIZE FOR PUZZLES

f1r a. b,st original puzzle Cnred Tor
tbs department. b. fIrr Osi i5ih. a oollec-
ton 20 winter sni spFiag nlwcflag bulb.
j. or.rc,i. PuTriss should b. Addressed
d Eiiior ~ [OXToRD nEaOcRArl PcEEle
Ccfu-r. Etst Sumnsr. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

The Salvation Army stopped 10 front Of
4 saloon 10 East Portland and began sing.
Ing. Ill l. water TIA, We want, Dot beer,
and the saloon keepsr tursei the hose 90
them Ard yet they were not hsp?y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

A Western paper tells about "a sensl-
ilonal .yuchiug This WAS 20 Distinguish
u from The ordinary gale, and unosirusive
kln,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
THE HoMgMAKRRs' COLUMN.

corrcspondeace ON practical topics. coming
properly under the head Of this column. IL -.
iciisd. Address all sommunics ,ionsintenned
Tor thls Department "a Ldiior az iIomemakets
Column. OxrosD brsocasr. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Cover house plants With newspapers be-
fore sweeping, also give them liiIl" am.
monia once . week In the water you pat
ON tham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Do not D. iniacsi 10 take zone other
pfvpafs,lou when yoa call for iiooi's sar'
sapirl.lA 81 surr q - uDOis. waieh -
pgCunaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

ParAfc1lc.i - Is nsy seem wien tie
brakeman fall. - hrske q? he irsir, u l.
AL bfuk- o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Mis-. llomsspan Il cafioss 10 kn ~ Why
people shoui bother themselves Ahogi pro
hlblliuu sftrr death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

To remove dover. pot stains from wln.
dow sllls. rub with due wood ashes aud
rinse with clean water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

CABBAox Sour -cipp cs,,Af- Al boil
10 water until done. then sid milk enough
for the quantity desired. and season with
butter and salt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
WORKING CLaSSBSAIIEHIloH

p.r,s % furuIsA sn elAssss 9th smpioI nsatA
homs the whal- 90 the time, 80 10 the stare
moments. Hsstasss nssf liEht u lfehApt.
10 A. ~ psr evening. abd Ia progorilons! sum bf
,,sgotlns aii theft tine t0 TIE basinfs. no. AL
slfls cara nearly ~ much a. msn. Ihst al 30
SEE tfls mar sod their adj rsss sni fst ths bps.
n.ss ws male this sfsr. To suc a. arc nj sci
..lisas se oil ssnd oas dollar " pay iof N Tres
bic 81 .rttias. fui psrtlealars AL ouiaiifee. Al
sress oToHog srIrsos a CO Portland, ssine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

i-K>i0u,.
Composed Of ~ letters.
Ny ., Il, ~. 3. IA l. a ehann,l
Nv 4, N, Z, G Il The name Of city.
Ny 1. =. 5. 2 IL security.
My 10. ). ". 6 Is aalshei. or completed.
My rs. 4. =. ~. Z = q vision.
My-whole l. the name Of prominent
author.
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RAY wEsr

V.-cRoss worn ESi0aA
In summer. not Ia spsipg
Ia csrry. not 10 bring;
In market. nli IN siai,
In BLANKET. no Ia shssl.
10 meter. not 10 scoli,
~ wrap. bet not In f,ld.
In dspgsr. Dot In tcafe;
In auxioss, no, In CAry,
In hsTus-.. not a. hsms-s
Toe whole writer names
OzRo.
ANswEEs TO l'uEyfIs 90 L,sr wsN
i.-GOoi. corn. WcAih,r.
- FROZEN
REcrO
OCH her
ErERN
MOKS
Toe gl,,f u.rih vn'f,Aurs "a The
rch An.wrr,ia roasay
g-Dox
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RusmA
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Askr
CONGO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

nfnMpUts ~ maize. Cat this out at rslsrn
MINK sas s.i : -iIi sod yos irss. .ons
uASNhA thinE of great vslse All importaEos
tsiax yoa IN more moasy nzht asGF uan snF,
thlns else IN this world. Any ons can 90 lli
sork ani live NJ home. khber seti al sEfs.
somsthlnE uev. that last coins monsy o. al
uoftsrs, We . M start roe ospiIAi not aeefsi.
This IA oas % NE xfnains. imroftant ehsacss 81
A ufstirns. Tes.s sho are smbnioIs ant sntff.
prlsinf oil neS delay. sfanf Cutht hcs. Adifsss
TsVs a Co. AuElsts. Maine.
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Grand Trunk Railway
sumner Arranaement.

"a al 49, MAJ isih. iss1. AL uui.i farther 10
ucs. tralus - raa ~ t.l.e~si
nae stai.ons uarksl'
Eoxrnsal ~ rOErLAxp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

There is no res, for the man ~ho
takes Q vacation.
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8IIfe1' p0cy ISL lkD 3 PACIFIC RllI WAY

..I -. b - "a lHI'sst - F.HrfIa.IHls irFs ~
t..Ht.Hsl o. .'t 'st -. I. -.
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...a. = f.Ta.an - AfInnur 81 isfIrr. ..
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ss = -, 49, :, :. n 800. -
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an. -cuARApK
Ny frii q color Is;
sly asri ga bushes grossi
Ny ,rAois l. good to eat,
A. each who has eaten Knows.
LITTLE MAY.
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OUR puzzLg CORNER.

Communications COR IN. Department should
Re sent The c'iitoF. W. u. EASTMAN. Mast SUM
net. Mel
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1hn crrnt Rock lsland Routo

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The Smoky road being open to the
Carrie Leonard mine, Dan. Beaton,
the HALEY and Smoky mail contract.
or, has put a fully equipped line Of
four. horse coaches on the route. For
the present he will only make two
round trips per week, but will in
crease the service as needed. The
trio il made in 10 hours. Fare each
way, Is.
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To Contractors.

contract to let of cutting 5000 to 10000 r. r.
ties TO be delivered on the bank of the river at
any point above HALEY. JOHN GILMAN.
Gilman. May 2stb, 1887. St.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-30
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO, /

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo,1
March 2, 1887.
!. Lewis Lsvake, Of Soldier post ONCE, who
made Soldier Homestead Entry No. 1454 b. c. g.,
for W NE NV Sc NE u Sw u Section
%, N. R Is Z. do hereby give notice Of my in
tentIon to make final proof to establish my claim
10 the land above described. and that expect to
prove my residence and cultivation before the
Register snd the Receiver at HALEY, Idaho, on
April 2. 1887. by two Of the following witnesses:
G. Z. Samson, NJ. l.. Davis, Wilson Carter, and
David Bennett, all Of Soldier, Idaho.
(Signature Of claimant:) LEWIS LAVAKE,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-30

eW Blank Proofs Of Labor for
sale at this Office.
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tucky, says that DR.. Williams Indian
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